Despite his claims of being the "King of All Media,” it appears Howard Stern will not reign in Canada. When the foul-mouthed shock jock begins broadcasting on Sirius Satellite Radio in January, the radio signals will not connect with listeners in the Great White North.
Apparently, Stern is too filthy for Canada, home of the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council.
According to the Toronto Sun newspaper, Canada - unlike the United States - requires satellite radio providers to be licensed by the Canadian equivalent of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) – the Canadian Radio-Television Telecommunications Commission (CRTC). One Canadian radio CEO told the Sun that Stern would not be worth the gamble or the controversy.
NewsMax.com
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